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Grant

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I am still using bought labels and want to change.


What program does everyone use for making their labels




Grant
 
I use Microsoft picture it premium and Adobe Photoshop. I made a few
with the paint program that comes with every version of windows though.
There are quite a few different programs available out here. Some of
them really require some experience or alot of time to figure out but
have endless capabilities. I really like the Picture it premium as it
is very user friendly to a novice and has similiar features as soom of
the really big programs just scaled down.
 
I use Print Shop 21 but getting kind of bored with it...need some new material!!!.....I can do labels all day long if no one stops me or wants to get on the computer.


lmeeko, what ever you use it can be as addicting as wine making.


Ramona
 
rgecaprock said:
I can do labels all day long if no one stops me or wants to get on the computer.


lmeeko, what ever you use it can be as addicting as wine making.


Ramona

LOL You are soooo right about label-making being addictive, Ramona!! Sometimes I think I make wine so I can make labels!
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Imeeko, I use Photoshop. I've also used Adobe's Illustrator but not enough to say I know how to use it! It's a whole 'nother animal and I'm nowhere near domesticating it!
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Neato has a new program for wine labels that they are sending to me to try out. If it works well, I will be offering it for sale. I hope it works as I get a lot of questions about making labels.
 
Thats good George, I use their software for labeling dvd's and cd's and
their cases. I hope it works as well as thoese programs do.
 
I have found several programs on the web (Google is my friend.) designed for wine labels. Most are very easy to use, and cost $30 - 60. They are a good alternative to Photoshop, especially if you are artistically challenged like me.
 

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